Alcoholism funds from many sources
Joy Jones reports the Butler County Alcoholism Council received an $18 000 December loan from the county commission to cover payroll and avoid cash shortfalls. The council explains funds come mainly from AJD, with other sources including state and local agencies and United Way, plus industry. The 1975 budget is projected to exceed $500 000 with about $400 000 available.
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Joy Jones
Alcoholism Council
Butler County
Butler County Commission
Ohio Administration of Justice Division
AJD
Mike Richardson
Pride, Inc
Richardson
Ohio Department of Health
Butler County Board of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Southwestern Ohio Regional Council On Alcoholism
United Way of
Hamilton and
Fairfield
Oxford United Appeal
Middletown United Way
Council
Scout Earns Eagle Scout Rank At Court Of Honor
Brian Bauer 16 son of Mr and Mrs George F Bauer of Thomas Road will receive the Eagle Scout rank at a Court of Honor tonight at the Church of the Ascension Congressman elect Thomas C Kindness will present the award and speak Bauer a Madison High School junior now attends Oakwood High School is a member of Troop 2 sponsored by the Church of the Ascension He has served as senior patrol leader assistant senior patrol leader patrol leader assistant patrol leader and den chief He is currently a junior assistant scoutmaster In 1973 he joined the training staff for the first troop leadership development course and did so again in 1974 He is a member of the Order of the Arrow Health and other groups
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Bauer
George F. Bauer
Thomas Road
Church of the Ascension
Thomas C. Kindness
Bauer
Madison High School
Oakwood High School
Market owner helps feed needy family
A market owner pledged to ensure a hungry family would eat today after an unemployment check was stolen from their mailbox. Neighbors reported the theft occurred Tuesday evening while the family stayed at a relative’s home due to lack of food. The owner offered food assistance and asked for anonymity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coy Barrett
Grand Ave
Barrett
North Vietnam Attacks Phuoc Binh as Saigon Faces Crisis
North Vietnamese infantry with tanks launch a heavy assault on Phuoc Binh City near the Cambodian border as Viet Cong call for Thieu to step down. Saigon says the city is critical but still under government control with air strikes and reinforcements limited by fuel and antiaircraft coverage.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Phuoc Binh
Nguyen van Thieu
Cambodia
Song Be
Phuoc Long
New Zealand
Hoai Duc
United States
Phnom Penh
Missionary to Speak at Mayfield Church Weekend
Missionary Rev. Richard Adkins of World Gospel Mission will speak at 7 p.m. tomorrow and 10 30 a.m. 7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at the Church at Mayfield. A banquet follows Saturday 6 30 p.m. in the church sem ent. He was born in Africa and is a graduate of Asbury College and the University of Michigan and has directed literature projects and Christian radio and TV work in East Africa.
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Africa
Mayfield
Richard Adkins
World Gospel Mission
International
Marion
Ind
Adkins
Asbury College
Wilmore
University of Michigan
Kenya
Tennek
Kericho
Tanzania
Christian Literature Publishers and Distributors
Mr. Adkins
Organization of Evangelical Literature
Ship of East Africa
Uganda
Kenya Highlands Bible College
Kipsigis
Rhodes may seek consolidation of Ohio education boards
A former Rhodes aide says the governor elect may push to merge the Ohio Board of Regents and the Ohio Board of Education into a single cabinet department with two divisions, eliminating the boards and changing accountability to the governor. The plan would consolidate higher education and K-12 functions, a move likely to draw strong public and legislative reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Elect Rhodes
R. Dean
Janchius
Rhodes
Franklin University
Ohio Board of Regents
Ohio Board of Education
Board of Regents
Board of Education
Middletown YMCA Seeks Six Directors From 12 Nominees
Elections for six Middletown Area YMCA board seats are underway. Two women and four men will be chosen for three year terms from a slate of 12 nominees, with balloting ending January 16. New directors will be announced at the January 22 meeting when 1975 officers are elected, forming a 24 member board alongside 18 incumbents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Area
Ymca Board of Directors
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices
Several Middletown residents are listed in deaths and funeral notices. Charley F. Selby 59 of 2212 Hawthorn St died at home from a gunshot wound. graveside rites- Woodside Cemetery Friday. Beulah Wells 84 of 3013 Locust St died at Middletown Hospital. services Saturday Riggs Funeral Home. Ervin Dale Carter 57 of Hamilton area died at Cincinnati General Hospital. services Friday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons. Grace Pearl 81 of Middlesboro Ky sister of Middletown residents died of cancer. service Saturday First Baptist Church. The notices include survivors and burial details.
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Charley F. Selby
Hawthorn St
Selby
Armco Steel Corp
Bethel
Charles Jr
Chester
Michael
Middletown
Kenneth
Wadsworth
Leonard
Monroe
Riggs Funeral Home
Bruce Powell
Woodside Cemetery
Ervin Dale Carter
Hamilton Area
Cincinnati General Hospital
Martin
James
John
Hamilton
Ervin Jr
Fairfield
Juanita Smith
Franklin
Mary Brownell
Dayton
Barbara Beatty
Cincinnati
Herbert
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Bill Arthur
Grace Pearl
Middlesboro
Maude Wilson
George Evans
Arch Evans
First Baptist Church
Twin heart transplant performed in Cape Town
CAPE TOWN South Africa AP Dr Christiaan Barnard's second twin heart transplant patient was in good condition today. Barnard implanted a second heart Tuesday night and did not remove the defective heart. The new heart reportedly came from a 17 year old girl. The operation mirrored the Nov 25 1974 milestone transplant to Ivan Taylor who remains in hospital making steady progress.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Christiaan Barnard
Groote Schuur Hospital
Barnard
Ivan Taylor
Taylor
Jefferson’s religious shift praised Jesus doctrines
Thomas Jefferson, early U.S. president and Episcopal Church member turned deist, described himself as a disciple of Jesus’ teachings and commended Unitarianism in his writings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Episcopal Church
Essex cites money problems as top Ohio school issue
State Superintendent Martin Essex says finances remain the biggest challenge for Ohio public schools as 1975 begins. Enrollment shifts show high school numbers rising while elementary levels fall, and higher costs per student persist. He cites new teacher training standards as the year’s major advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Martin Essex
Essex
Ohio Supreme Court ruling on deputy sheriffs' status sparks firings
Five deputies in Wood and Geauga counties were dismissed over employment status. The Ohio Supreme Court held deputy sheriffs are classified employees unless they hold fiduciary duties, prompting reinstatement orders from the Ohio Personnel Board of Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Bruce C. Pratt Jr
Carl Johnson
Wood County
Geauga County
Arthur Moore
Henry Peckman
Howard Brauer
Ohio Personnel Board of Review
Wood County Common Pleas Court
Pratt
11Th District Court of Appeals
Geauga County Common Pleas Court
Two Men Questioned in Six Break-Ins
Police questioned two men this morning in connection with one of six break-ins reported yesterday. The suspects were arrested after a break-in at Louise Ross’s home 4316 Tytus Ave at 8 30 p.m. A portable TV valued at 155 was found in the suspects’ car. Other incidents include a Palm Grill theft over $20 in change from a juke box and a color TV stolen from Carol Workman’s home 3104 Illinois St during early hours yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Ross
Tytus Ave
Palm Grill
Eighth Ave
Carol Workman
Illinois St
Margeretta Honesty
14Th Ave
Garrett Wilson
Lamberton St
Wilson
Melody Morgan
Crawford St
Middletown Police Briefs Report Drug, Battery and Theft Incidents
A 19 year old man identified as Mike Jackson was charged with disorderly conduct drunkenness resisting arrest and assault on an officer after police found him at his Smith Avenue residence pouring beer over a barn. He was hospitalized then returned to jail. Items stolen overnight include tools valued at 1000 from Jack Toms residence Lamberton Street a van break in on Main Street with cash and personal items and a shortwave radio plus cigarettes from Ernest Johnsons residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Mike Jackson
Smith Ave
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Rev
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William Schaefer
Martha Marts
First National Bank
Stephen Gallagher
Virgil Perry
Crystal Tissue Co
Charles W. Beck Jr
Barnitz Bank
William C. Akers
Akers Packaging Service
Samuel J. MacMullan
Don Faris
Miami University
Larry Smith
Frederick C. van Scoycc
Michael D. Long
Insurance Associates
Charley Selby
Beulah Wells
Middletown Hospital
Oma Riley
Milbourne
Fla
Frank
Arnold Hughes
John Hughes
Bradenton
Curtis Hughes
Ellenton
Albert Hughes
Seven Mile
Gertrude, Ratliff
Ervin Carter
State Board of Education
Cuyahoga County
Ohio Civil Service
Employes Association
Karl Stewart
OCSEA
Supreme Court
Sheriffs
Jack Toms
S. Main St
Ernest Johnson
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